What Van Gogh and Dali’s insides would look like based on their art styles.
doing something like that ::D
Since I began to watch Dr. Who, I realized that everything Steven Moffat touched was amazing. I’ll admit, though I’ve always liked the idea of Sherlock Holmes, I never read the books, never considered myself a hardcore fan. Robert Downey Jr. is a great actor, and I think he’s very talented, but Benedict Cumberbatch’s portrayal of Sherlock in addition to the work of Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat just makes the British rendition more enjoyable. The way the graphics are done, so subtle, yet so clever, adds so much more to the experience. Seeing the world through the eyes of Sherlock gives you a sense of how clever and how amazing he really is.
“Maison de Van Gogh” (2004-2006)
This is a drawing that I worked at on and off for nearly two years. What if all the artworks that an artist makes are coexisting inside of him/her? Wouldn’t it be neat if they were just wandering around and socializing with one another and just going about their lives inside the person? And so, because that idea was interesting to me, I started out on this mission to test out what it would look like. I chose Van Gogh because his work is so easily recognizable. The other reason I chose him is because he has painted so many self-portraits that I thought it might be amusing to see the various mini-Van-Goghs together inside the large Van Gogh (almost like Being John Malkovich). I printed out his paintings at a small size and took a long time figuring out which images I would be able to feasibly tie together, basing most of my decisions on colors. I then did my best to imagine the space around those images. The printed out pictures are stuck on with double-sided tape. Everything else is prismacolor.
yeah love this colour
exacteditions:
Gorgeous new Louis Vuitton advert in the latest Dazed & Confused
